Jeremiah Daniels, an Aurora student who stars in the new film "Color Book" joins Aurora Now with his parents, Joi and Terrance to talk about the journey.

The Aurora History Museum is gearing up for "The Grand Celebration" on November 16 to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the museum, the 25th anniversary of the Festival of Wreaths and the 10th anniversary of the restoration a

Denver Nuggets public address announcer Kyle Speller also serves as a middle school counselor at Aurora's Global Village Academy.

Aurora Public Schools is teaming up with an artificial intelligence program to help its students and teachers succeed.

Girls Flag Football is a sanctioned sport in Colorado this year. 

Eaglecrest High School is one of dozens of programs across the state with teams. 

Aurora Mini-Con is a free, family-friendly festival featuring comics, cosplay, all things pop culture and unforgettable memories.

Aurora Teen Court is a program in the Aurora Municipal Court. This alternative response to the juvenile justice system offers kids a second chance.

Teen Court offers a second chance to a juvenile first-offender. Meet an Aurora teen who made a mistake, and went through the Teen Court Program.

What is teen court? How does it work? AuroraTV breaks down the sentencing hearing and how the process helps mentor volunteer student attorneys, while offering the defendants the chance to make amends.

The student attorneys who volunteer with Aurora Teen Court will spend hours working with the courts. 

For 30 years, Teen Court has offered opportunities. 

Learn about the impact Teen Court has had on those who went through the program.

Fifth grade students learn about the importance of water as a resource through fun and interactive games and exhibits at the 31st annual Youth Water Festival

Homeschooling your child has numerous benefits: customized learning, flexible scheduling, and individual attention. However, what happens when it's time to incorporate physical education?

John Buckner touched thousands of lives throughout his life. He was the much loved and respected principal of Overland High School, an influential state lawmaker, a husband, a father, a mentor.

Hinkley High School seniors Mariah, Samuel, and Mercy Addai-Opoku are triplets who are each in the top ten of their graduating class.

In-studio sneak peek of the new Nepali "Mosaic of Cultures" exhibit at our Aurora History Museum.
Kids can sign up for the camp online through the Aurora History Museum. 

Gamers unite at the eSports Summer Bash! Join us on Friday, May 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Expo Community Center for a smashing good time!

Did you know about 80% of Colorado teen girls say they've actually had to miss school, because they didn't have access to period products?

On April 18, 2024, Bruno Denegri's school day at Grandview High School took an unexpected turn.

The eSports Lounge at Expo Park can be used by anyone. For the last year, Community Intersections has partnered with the city to use the space twice a month.

Shelia Phillips has reached the golden anniversary of her career, with 50 years of teaching overall, including the past four decades at Aurora's Arrowhead Elementary.

Between the Notes teaches young children how to play musical instruments for free at Tallyn's Reach Library.

Between the Notes is a volunteer-run program in Aurora that offers kids the chance to learn how to play a musical instrument for free.

The weekly lessons are held at the Tallyn's Reach Library.

Smoky Hill High School basketball player, Lorenzo Contreras, wrote a children's book last summer.

He said he wanted to help inspire others and share Sammy's story about kindness and helping others. 

Smoky Hill basketball player, Lorenzo Contreras, wrote a children's book. 

The 17-year-old talks with AuroraTV about his inspiration behind the book. 

Are you tired of paying too much for clothes that your kids quickly outgrow? The Just Between Friends consignment sale can help save you money on new items. 

Aurora City Council approved $577,500 on June 28, 2023, for youth violence prevention and intervention services and activities.

He’s 103 years old and has a school named after him in Aurora. 

Charles Burrell made history when he joined the Colorado Symphony in 1949.